There are calls to boycott the gas station.

With the midterm elections coming up and the idea of wins from Andrew Gillum and Stacey Abrams, white folks’ savagery is on full display. The latest incident from a woman in North Charleston, South Carolina is a prime example.

On Sunday, Oct. 14, a group of Black children participated in an anti-violence march. After the march, the children, along with some adults, headed to a gas station. Activist Jonathan Thrower told the Charleston City Paper, “We went and got a lot of elementary and middle school students ’cause this was a youth march. When we got to the end of [Otranto] Road, some of the children said, ‘We’re thirsty’ and ‘Can we stop to get something to drink?’”

There were no issues until a frazzled white woman pulled up and threatened to call 911. She was the owner of the store, but didn’t identify as the owner to the group of anti-violence marchers. Thrower explained, “I thought she was playing at first. I didn’t really think that was gonna happen.” Miss White Lady wasn’t playing. See the video below:

After the “Stop the Violence” rally in North Charleston, black families stopped at Murphy’s Gas Station to treat the kids that had marched. That’s when they were told to leave by this employee. She even called the cops on them. Twitter, do your thing.pic.twitter.com/V8AWZG1e7r

The 911 call has been released, and the woman who identified herself as Brenda to a dispatcher can be heard saying, “They’re standing outside my store, they’re videoing us and everything, I need a police officer here now. I mean, it’s like a riot out here!” Brenda also said she wasn’t in danger but they “absolutely destroying the outside” area of the store. Listen below:

The crowd left by the time the police arrived. Thrower said, “The North Charleston Police Department — I applaud them, because the guy was like, ‘You know, they’re just coming in to purchase something, I’m sure they‘re not causing any trouble.”

Charleston City Paper reported, “On Tuesday morning, an employee at the gas station did not confirm whether the woman worked at the store, referring questions about the incident to the chain’s corporate office. Calls and emails to Murphy USA, the store’s Arkansas-based parent company, were not immediately returned.”

There have been calls to boycott Murphy USA on social media. Twitter has their eye on Brenda, and she is sure to be outed soon with her full name. Within about 24 hours, Brenda might be jobless and not able to afford any gas station.

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Before a raucous, jam-packed rally in Mississippi, Pres. Trump mocked the testimony of Kavanaugh accuser Christine Blasey Ford – going further than he ever has to directly attack the credibility of her claims. https://t.co/h9oAGpMO6ppic.twitter.com/52HIRlR4CL

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On Tuesday night, the president took the low road by making several statements about Dr. Christine Blasey Ford that have caused outrage during a stop in Mississippi on his national campaign tour. He mocked Ford's sexual assault testimony against Brett Kavanaugh like it was nothing. He tried to "cast doubt" on Ford, CNN reported.
Many politicians, activists and people on social media have condemned Trump's behavior. "I'm embarrassed that the President of the United States would do that to this woman," Democratic Senator Kamala Harrissaid Wednesday, adding that Trump should "stop being mean." Harris also tweeted in support of Ford: "Dr. Ford is a profile in courage. She knew what she was up against when she came forward but spoke out because she felt it was her civic duty. She deserves better."
Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren also addressed the comments. "Last night, the President viciously mocked a sexual assault survivor," Warren tweeted. "@SenateGOP will have to decide whether to stand up to this disgusting behavior or not. But @realDonaldTrump will never silence Dr. Ford, or take away her strength and courage."
His blatant disregard and disrespect of Ford came after the president made other inflammatory statements. Here are a number of tweets about his and his supporters' most controversial moments.